Following the Supreme Court's decision in Biden v. Missouri, CMS will require those states previously subject to federal district court injunctions to be compliant with the "Phase 1" requirements...

Republican members introduced legislation on May 7, 2020, to give Americans more control over and insight into how their personal health, proximity and geolocation data is used during the novel coronavirus, or COVID-19, pandemic.

As a result of COVID-19, institutions may expect to receive more requests from parents for records concerning their student. The following are some of the statues that may require...

WilmerHale's COVID-19 Oversight and Enforcement Report offers a concise weekly roundup of notable congressional, executive branch, and state attorney general oversight and enforcement activity relating to the COVID-19 pandemic.

COVID-19: Weekly Oversight and Enforcement Report.

WilmerHale's COVID-19 Oversight and Enforcement Report offers a concise weekly roundup of notable congressional

Given the spread of COVID-19, Polsinelli shareholder, BitBlog contributor and host of the CryptoCharacters podcast, Jason Nagi interviewed a veteran Emergency Room physician, Dr. Shreni Zinzuwadia...

On September 13, 2021, New York City began enforcing Executive Order No. 225 ("Key to NYC"), which requires individuals show proof of COVID-19 vaccination prior to entering certain indoor establishments.

The United States Attorney for the District of Massachusetts is proactively seeking to find, investigate, and prosecute unlawful attempts to exploit the COVID-19 pandemic

Michael Engle, shareholder and chair of the firm's White Collar Defense, Compliance & Investigations practice group, and Ashley Shapiro, counsel in the White Collar Defense,...

In this episode of Kelley Drye's Legal Download, Special Counsel Michael Dover and Tara Marciano discuss compliance requirements of Illinois' Biometric Information Privacy Act ("BIPA")...

The California Air Resources Board (CARB) will conduct a public Board hearing later this month as it continues its efforts to expand the state's existing Ocean-Going Vessels...

The federal Head Start program provide early childhood education and resources to underserved children and families.

In an opinion article for the MIT Technology Review, Bass, Berry & Sims attorney Clint Hermes offered his views about the potential consequences

As the pandemic rages on, retailers that are operating face the threat of negligence claims by customers and vendors alleging a failure by the retailers to protect them from the spread of the virus.

In this episode of our Global Solutions podcast series, Rebecca Marks and Jean Kim discuss whether employers can host workplace holiday parties

This morning the Supreme Court handed down its judgment in the FCA COVID-19 test case, heard on a leapfrog appeal (bypassing the Court of Appeal) from the first instance decision...

The use and acceptance of telehealth have grown substantially since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, amplifying a prior trend of increasing use of remote technologies to deliver health care.

Lewis Rice member Ronald A. Norwood joined Erich Vieth and John Simon for an episode of their podcast

The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) is ending some COVID-related waivers before the end of the public health emergency in an effort to slowly unwind the regulatory flexibilities...